As the halving approaches, miners earn 6.36 BTC from 1 Bitcoin block.
One individual miner mined a single block of Bitcoin, earning 6.36 BTC before the impending halving.
On April 5, a lone miner with an equipment hash rate of 7 PH/s entered block #837,814 into the first cryptocurrency blockchain. According to Mempool, users received a total of 6.36 BTC at the time of block mining, including a fee of 0.1 BTC. This equates to $422,750.
CKPool pool manager Con Kolyvas noted that miners have been mining intermittently since the pool was last restarted, and on average have accumulated about 0.05% of the stake needed to solve a block.
“The miner contacted me personally. He was mining with his own mining hardware supplemented by intermittently rented hashrate.”
Con Kolyvas, CKPool Pool Manager
In October 2023, individual miners Included A block on the Bitcoin network with a hardware performance of 11PH/s. Users received a reward of 6.25 BTC and a fee of 0.09 BTC. Another person in May 2023 Acquisition You mine a block and receive $177,115, a reward of 6.25 BTC and a fee of 0.24 BTC.
At the end of March 2024, Bitcoin mining difficulty decreased by 0.97% to 83.13T. The average hashrate for the period since the previous value change was 593.99EH/s. The span between blocks is 10 minutes and 7 seconds.
Source: https://crypto.news/miner-earns-bitcoin-halving/
